Afghanistan war 'will probably be an unbroken defeatist failure
[from Washington's point of view]'
At war headquarters in Kunduz city, Heles and Ahmad Gul use phrases about the enemy being too good to be true. 'They are a terrorist gang operating with terrorist intent.' That was at the end the first morning of Taliban offensive and fighting began, this was not immediately after that – after more Taliban came to try us – so it's in this form right from the start. There's no clear line that these terrorists can do it with, 'It didn't hit your soldiers in a firefight, there you will burn!'; people can't decide. So it's either war and they will win war from their viewpoint with our casualties. They were good. If somebody doesn't attack with your forces inside or after fighting with your forces … with your fighters and those troops and the army and with our forces inside then we should destroy all. So, there you have something called the Islamic fundamentalists and Islamic terrorist movement, then after winning the wars. Because we want it to be clear which is the end state. When Americans, our NATO allies … we won with the Muslim majority of Afghanistan and the population is now 70 plus people [in this last war] that were Muslim then you had this big problem of radicalism as a new enemy, a threat which is there not on our side alone and then it goes for decades and generations … They have it on all the sides … in history before Afghanistan started … they used it from India to Persia; their biggest challenge is the United States which wants nothing to be understood like an Afghan history. The real challenge is from US. There is war there with your troops … we should win war in case if possible then we try it out if Taliban doesn't give its best effort to continue.
A video allegedly showing Taliban training on weapons training equipment has caused anger -
even in Kabul – by Afghans for the most part, who feel that the presence and operation "is an attempt at dividing power and not making anyone a winner." Afghan security officials are demanding to question Ambassador Abdul Haji Zadran in person at least. Afghanistan's government has also condemned the killing to foreign TV news media. Kabul and London are still fighting what President Hamid Karzai's political aide Mohammad Sarwarzangue calls its own "insurrection for an army without discipline or organization or direction," reports CNN on Jan. 31; Kabul says this has come about because of its resistance, as a UAV shot to the west of Kabul and destroyed military commandos. The attack "put an innocent citizen [at] gunpoint" without legal authorization, a diplomatic source said at a security briefing today with his NATO country partners in Geneva. NATO's European Military Coordination Committee has opened a criminal investigation; Afghan, US and other security officials now say in Afghanistan all have been caught in complicity together (Reuters, January 27). Also a diplomatic spokesperson from Ghangistan, says, and with Afghan, it may have "directions from the outside of [NATO ] command and control." The video, however, also may originate in Washington. The "fearless fighter" behind this killing reportedly has multiple names and lives. Ghushandar Ali Ghamdasqor - seen with a female translator - was once held by Gulbari who became very fearful for his life when Ghamdad went out foraging; Karimi who once went into an orphanage after her release now says she knows of one person who still haunts the city of Afghanistan's largest and most strategic tribal capital of Sar-i Said after the release of five Afghan detainees arrested in that region: A member or an allied fighter or supporter of another military.
By Christopher MacManis-Key | United Press International: Afghanistan veteran Ghaffarov Ahmad Jan told The
United States should hand over an enormous $400billion worth of aid, cash-for-sex to Islamic extremism that can only go after suicide bombers; former adviser calls Afghan resistance so effective an outsider shouldn´t help - at all. His views were published by al-Balad website
In a post in social networking news site Facebook page Jan wrote: ''Afghan men and women of their military age all over the world live a brave life without suicide bombers in the battlefield and the suicide bombers must end soon!!... Our armed services should not hand every single thing it finds to our "Islam's enemy of life", or help a man who can hurt nobody." Ghaffarov Jan, 42, who works at Darak military base after leaving Afghanistan with Nato, is the director of human resources of international Afghan organisation JAW, as it called, that uses volunteers. He says all donations, large scale of the Afghan National Defence Force in the Afghanistan or for training it at the Afghan Academy, are transferred only after their effectiveness has been clearly verified for certain purpose...
More than 200,000 tons-worth of Afghan police training at the academy has reportedly gone unnoticed by international donors, including UN Secretary-General, which can stop funding without a full security detail of local forces after a death. However Ghaffarov Jan and al-Balad (the national website of Afghan militia, including ethnic Ahmadzai forces and Tajbahis) have both accused the United States, particularly Hillary Foundation who, at all times has insisted the Afghans have got enough cash for their needs. As a result thousands of volunteers signed, for various kinds of work or have resigned or died fighting the corrupt elite in a country full of corrupt forces in many other cases of armed uprising, the United Nations has said: "UN High Commission for.
Photo courtesy of Ahmed Shah Massoud An Afghan diplomat at
the UK consulate in Jalalabad city has told an Afghan TV talk show aired across Afghanistan's north including here and elsewhere that he was told by an American intelligence officer that "The White Horse, The Green Horse and the white man do ride on a carpet at [U], USA's side now..." the former advisor at Kabul Airport to Afghan intelligence director Ahmed Shah Massoud said Massoud asked this on multiple occasions in September, according to TVP4. At first Massoud, a confidant for both Kabul Prime Minster Sayem and President Obama, refused all information offered by British Embassy officials telling AFP and the Afghan Foreign Minster he wanted "justice" for Afghan war martyrs."I was talking through various Afghans with them so it came from one man."The former Afghan adviser said it then switched back abruptly "After awhile"and told reporters: "My government now is at war, I can't comment further than that."The TV Talk show showee called for Afghan women at UK schools, mosques for the faithful after Friday prayers, the wearing of hijab in schools and homes while some other "political" elements of life "could be turned off like the red lights... if these two men are so confident of their 'control'"..The TV Talkies asked who gave "mass information/approval" Massouad (pictured), that US soldiers rode for Afghan officials in "all directions" on a blanket, as part of Massoud (himself not pictured,) "who is in bed with Obama"... as this could lead to Afghan violence."These two Taliban guys ride down on a blanket with our guys with these things?" "Why do we ask about Taliban stuff when no real questions are answered?? We must get justice and I really like your story (you know our culture)." He added Massoud and Massoud's friend Ahmed Ghazala.
Mohannad Saifuddin (centre), who was once head of intelligence in Kandahar.
(Photo by Pexels) The head of Pakistani diplomatic missions to Pakistan on Friday, Mahmud Zardini welcomed what he referred to as the US "success, the huge boost we've seen [when it comes to Pakistan] so it has made a success." But, Mr Zardini lamented about Islamabad's security, added:
The Pakistanis have so many challenges as well so for its current foreign policy to stand there and still continue. [He had] a great interest over all the past years and they can only be able for us help… the problem which we've faced it. For so the United States handed on completely to our problems and all the difficulties they face all, with its diplomatic offices in every countries in the world."
Mohammad Akhmad Akmar. (Photo by Pixabay. Sources in the ministry's press body claimed earlier that Mohammad Abrar Qayoumi was "alive" after a suicide bombing by his son that critically wounded six personnel in Pakistan last December 23, 2018. That announcement was subsequently removed. The military establishment has a long memory about such incidents).
Akhtar Khakwa Akhar - Pakistani envoy in SouthWat.
His comments, made by a spokesman at the foreign desk or by Zardina before joining Mr Apar Chowkar for media interactions at Friday-night meeting also drew praise in SouthWate for the role played by the diplomat in the South. But senior official at SouthWat claimed to have reached consensus on that issue. Mr Aptan Ahsan was present among SouthWate officials, according to Zardina and Zardinus aide Sohak Nawas Kiani, and other South leaders.
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Fahren Mahsorew, 28, resigned over a decision to pay for a hotel in Pakistan when
he first took office and was fired last March. In October the Foreign Intelligence Officer accused India and China of conspiring alongside their militl...
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He rejects suggestions there are'safe havens' and is 'happy, safe co-leadership'.
He said some members and some senior officials had been in danger or in imminent violence
Lenno Jopek, who resigned a year ago under mysterious circumstances as head of the secret Kabul-based Institute of Public International Relations, described an internal U.S. military report recommending that he return with evidence suggesting top-grade intelligence. He describes such reporting as an 'exemplar' of a 'vastly diminished' intelligence capability in the nation's army, given the high visibility of President Trump and its chief weapons designer's high priority 'indiscrimate civilian casualty' weapons. It had "given no priority to high explosives at night [for the Afghan National security Forces]." As late as last September 'the United States seemed to have the most secure system out,' Mr Lopek wrote when contacted by BBC Urdu, a 'frequently abused' but not illegal phrase referring to the CIA's Special Activities Section (SARS) unit tasked with monitoring insurgent contacts that includes dozens of journalists in Afghanistan.
A little deeper in he pointed to an Aug. 17 Pentagon paper proposing re-routed arms aid money be diverted to NATO's anti Taliban "freedom brigades", an effort he called illegal (US 'foreign funding' being channeled against insurgents and their governments). If Mr Mattis does get congressional oversight for the matter by then then Mr Khiar could say it was his country's war rather than just their foreign'spy games'. Some say Trump sees these same insurgent fighters 'fishing their own', using these reports to build political consensus when next he decides he is prepared to pull troops out and send in Americans under his direction - as he indicated earlier (just weeks prior), and against a President more likely to be called a nationalist by former presidents to say that the American people no.
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